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Newspaper
Duncan Arizonian
Location
Duncan, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
1
Miss Dora Beavers accepts saleslady job at W. W. Wilkey's. President Kimball and wife visited Franklin church from Thatcher. Denton area folks discuss land claims and pumping schemes. Many locals attend dances and social visits while Duncan scales up road work and new businesses. Child burned in accident recovers.
Wilson argues the nation must reassess neglected ideals and duties, criticizing tariffs as favors. He calls for frank examination of parties and candidates to gauge progress, promotes politics in widening circles, and insists government care for the people while expanding trade reach abroad.
J. W. Martin renewed acquaintances in Duncan while several locals from Safford and nearby towns travelled there Sunday and Monday. A cattleman, Buck Miller, was injured in a horse fall last Saturday and moved to Silver City for care. Masons from Clifton met Saturday night as Lanneau undergoes initiation. Real estate ad: 10 acres near Duncan under Valley Canal one mile from town offered by L Granjeto with contact details.
Southern Pacific officials Mr Kruttschnitt E W Clapp and Supt J H Dyer travelled to Nogales and Calabasas to present a gold watch to Emma Casanaga 15 daughter of rancher D T Casanaga for promptly reporting a broken rail. The presentation occurred at the Calabasas school house with her monogram noted.
The list names the Wilson administration cabinet appointees including Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan Nebraska Secretary of the Treasury William G. McAdoo New York Secretary of War Lindley M Garrison New Jersey Attorney General James Mce Reynolds Tennessee Postmaster General Albert Burleson Texas Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels North Carolina Secretary of Agriculture David F Houston Missouri Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield New York Secretary of Labor William B Wilson Pennsylvania.
Washington letter from Henry F. Ashurst to A. W. Davis lists major Arizona gains including 500000 for public buildings, 400000 for land surveys, 200000 for bridges, pension bill passage, tariff reform, initiative and referendum support, Wilson election help, and defeating Sloan for federal judge.
Governor Geo. W. P. Hunt responds to Florence petition after a Senate House committee hearing on prison management. He orders no inmates to visit Florence again and endorses purchasing cheaper prison supplies to boost savings. He notes the past year saved about $25,000 and aims to improve further.
The Webb bill approved by Congress over Taft's veto prohibits express companies from transporting liquor into areas under prohibition. This law tightens enforcement by limiting shipment routes and affecting liquor distribution. It marks a key policy shift in prohibition enforcement with federal reach.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church host a Monday supper on March 17 with authentic Irish decor. Supper begins at 6 oclock with prices 25 and 35 cents. Everyone is invited for a pleasant time.
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